Discussion · Government Orders
Kevin Lamoureux Liberal
“The member is a strong voice for Canada's north. I want her to say more about the strength and potential of the north.”
“Madam Speaker, first, I must applaud the member in terms of her contributions, whether it is to the northern Prairie regional caucus and beyond or the national caucus, in regard to being that powerful advocate for the north. I very much appreciate her many contributions. The member asked a question earlier today, which amplified the strength and potential of Canada’s north. Could she provide further comments on that issue?”
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Madam Speaker, first, I must applaud the member in terms of her contributions, whether it is to the northern Prairie regional caucus and beyond or the national caucus, in regard to being that powerful advocate for the north. I very much appreciate her many contributions. The member asked a question earlier today, which amplified the strength and potential of Canada’s north. Could she provide further comments on that issue?